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Response of WWT Slimbridge Reserve to Climate Changes: New Grounds & Wildlife Distribution

Explore the changes and developments at Slimbridge Reserve in response to climate changes, including maps of the new grounds, white-fronted geese population counts, grazing distribution, teal and lapwing mean counts, breeding records, and more over the past 12 years.

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Response of WWT Slimbridge Reserve to Climate Changes: New Grounds & Wildlife Distribution

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  1. WWT Slimbridge ReserveChanges and Developments Responses to broad climate changes

  2. Map of the New Grounds Slimbridge

  3. White-fronted Geese

  4. The Severn Estuary

  5. Goose Pasture

  6. White-fronted GoosePeak Counts

  7. White-fronted GooseGrazing Distribution 1984/85

  8. White-fronted Goose2000/2001 Grazing Distribution Map

  9. Wigeon

  10. Mean Wigeon Counts

  11. Population changes -Teal

  12. Mean Teal Counts

  13. Lapwing

  14. Mean Lapwing Counts

  15. Golden Plover

  16. Peak Golden Plover Counts

  17. Wet grassland

  18. Redshank Breeding Records over the past 12 years

  19. Lapwing breeding success

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